The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 13

Ottobcr 5, 1939 fBE EMPORU DAILY GAZRTK LYON COUNTY. Hold Rally Day to Tho Ouctte: Atnericus, Oct. Methodist Sunday school held Rally day Sun- r. day, October 1. Readings were given by Bill Rollins end Leonard Sowers; piano solos by Mildred Brickell and Ruth Brasier; duet by La Vaughn and La Verne and a trio by Mrs.

Joy Ericsson, Mrs. Howard Ernst and Mrs. Orrie Morlong. Melba Lou Ernst sang a solo. Talks we're made by Dr.

Albert Beam and Supt. Arthur Keller. Promotions to the Beginners class taught by Esther Freeman, were Loris Luginsland, Melba Lou Ernst, Phyllis Jensen, Patty Tils, Dickie Caldwell, Kenneth CaldweU, Bonnie Mae Hazlett, Jackie Grimslcy, Mary Lou Voorhees; to the first and second grades, taught by Mrs. B. Hassinger, Barbara Dyer, Virginia Ann Cowan, Guy Jensen, Leonard Sowers; to the third and fourth grades, taught by Elizabeth Ann Weller, Dale Grimsley, Mildred Grimsley, Richard Sowers, Jean Weller, Mildred BrickeU, Frankie Nelson, Patty McGown and Bil! Rollins; to the fifth and sixth r.

grades, taught by Mrs. D. W. Brainard, Herbert Myers, Evan Gibson, Lu Rae Gordon, Donald Wayne Brickell. Erwin Cusic, Annette Brasier, Mervin Cusin and Joyce Pickering; to the seventh and eighth grades, taught by Mrs.

Bruce, Vernon Sowers, Betty Dyer, Betty Myers, Ruth 1 Rollins, Eric Ericsson, Leslie Weller, Ernestine Sowers, Ruth Brasier and Eugpne Cusic; to the high school class, taught by E. E. Freeman, Donald Jones, Leo Ernst, Horace Dale ckett, Ralphea -Wright, Lela Daharsh, Rex McCammon, Robert Dale Gordon, Charles Norris, Glenn Grimsley, George Rollins, Lewis Collins, Virginia Dyer and Clifford Gray. S. C.

Weller is superintendent of the Sunday school. home of Mrs. Edna Whittredge, Monday evening. The next regular meeting of the P. T.

A. will be at the High school building, Tuesday evening, October 10. Program at Bunker Hill to Tbi Queiu: Admire, Oct. 5 The pupils of Bunker Hill school near Admire jave a program Friday afternoon, honor of Frances WUlard. Twenty mothers and patrons of the district -attended.

The teacher. Miss iluth Swender and pupils served refreshments. Study Club Meets Special to Tbe Gazette: Americus, Oct. Date Study club met Tuesday night with Miss Elsie May Floyd and Miss Kittie White as hostesses at the Floyd home. Lizzie Seegar, leader, gave a talk on tobacco growing in eastern Tennessee, where she lived several years.

Mrs. Ethel Sterbenz gave a brief review of the talk given by Miss Kathryn Kayser, of Emporia State, on her recent experiences in Europe. Roll call was answered by telling of an embarrassing moment. Nineteen members were present. Mrs.

John Floyd was a guest. In group contests given by the leader the group, including Mrs. Amy Hudson, Mrs. Thelma Brickell, Mrs. Opal Lamb, and Miss Mary Jane Stone received the reward for the greatest number of points.

In contests given by the hostesses, Mrs. Lamb Mrs. Sterbenz won favors in a draw, and Mrs. Lottie Bvasier received the reward for guessing the greatest number of trees from which 30 or more specimens of leaves were displayed. Ihe next meeting will be with Mrs Loitic urasier and Estclla Lowe, at the home of 4 the latter This will be the 'regular Hallow-.

1 'en party. Mrs. Arthur Ericsson, president, appointed us entertainment committee Miss Minnie Reid- cr, Mrs. Opal Lamb, and Mrs. Laberta McBride.

The evening was saddened by the news that Mrs. Opal Theys Hunt, former member of the club, now Atwater, is critically sick I following an operation. 105 at Rally Day Program Special To The Quetu: Americus, Oct. One hundred five people attended the Free Methodist Sunday school on Rally day, October 1. A short program was given.

The school will have a special day for promotions later. Named On Board Special to Tht Reading, Oct. Steeu, has been appointed to serve en the Grade school board here in place of Mrs. Myrtle Cox who recently moved to Admire. Timely Tips Admire Plans Promotion Day Special to The Gazette: Admire, Oct.

and Promotion day exercises will be held at the Methodist church in Admire, Sunday, October 8. Regular Sunday school classes will be held at 10 o'clock with promotion exercises at 11, and a play, "Meeting With the Jones Family," at 11:30 o'clock. A sKsf. dinner will be held at noon. The Stotler quartet will sing several numbers in the afternoon and at 2:30 o'clock Rev.

Harbour, of the Osage City Methodist church, will speak. Special music will be provided. If you want to reach the buyers place your ad In The Gazette. Don't mourn because that small root of mint has rambled all over the garden, and don't throw it away when you weed it out. Dry the mint freshly and use it for seasoning the year 'round.

Try it even in meat stuffings. Dip fresh mint into boll- ins water, shake dry and then place in a pan and set in a moderately hot oven. Bake until the mint will crumble when touched. Store in a covered glass jar. Lemon Juice or vinegar added to the water In which cauliflower is boiled will help to keep it white.

TO REMOVE STAINS. To remove stubborn chocolate stains from linens, sponge them with kerosene applied on a cloth. Wash in warm, sudsy water. Use a crocheted edge of contrast- Ing color around blankets to keep them from fraying. OTHER up to her ears in work, Mrs.

John Nance Garner plunges into her job as Kcre- tary to the vice president. Mott of teh mail concerns neutrality Preacher Guilty In Wife Slaying Flint, Oct. 5 W) Convicted of first degree murder in the shooting of his ailing wife, the Rev. James W. Lane, 61-year-old mission preacher and factory worker, will be sentenced Friday to a mandatory life term in prison.

A circuit court jury returned a guilty verdict last night following a trial during which the preacher admitted intimacies with his 41- year-old housekeeper, Mrs. Helen Sherwood. The prosecution charged it was infatuation for Mrs. Sherwood that caused Lane to send a rifle bullet into the head of his wife, Nancy Virginia, 61, last OWNED ANU OPERATED BY THE GREAT ATLANTIC PACJFIC TEA COMPANY IN OUR GIANT MEAT DEPT. BEEF ROAST D.

S. Intpected Tender Corn Fed Chuck Choice Cute, Ib. We Cuts. lb. PORK LOIN Roast Rib or Loin Choice chops, Ib.

23c Ib. More and more raw vegetables are finding their way into the salad bowl. Peas and lima beans ure shelled and silvered with a sharp knife to join salad greens. One New- York restaurant features a salad whlcn combines three shredded raw beets with lettuce, tomatoes. shredded raw carrote, and slices of fresh pineapple, spread with cream cheese.

Watercress Soup Two potatoes, diced; one-half cup butter; two egg yolks, slightly beaten; two cups milk; one-half teaspoon tarragon vinegar: one bunch watercress. Cook potatoes in boiling salted water to cover. Drain, reserving liquid, and put throuch ricer. Melt butter in double boiler and blend in egg yolks. Add potatoes, one cup of the potato water, milk and vinegar.

Heat until blended. Wash watercress, and with the water clinging to it, add to soup, Serve at once. This old French Canadian recipe, which serves may be varied by substituting i shredded, crisp lettuce when watercress is not available. LARD SnnnyfleM Brand The Perfect Shortening 4 PICNICS Hocklcss, Smoked Tender Process Ib. SLICED BACON ceuoto11 Ib HAMBURGER frrah BACON SQUARES SPARE RIBS fresh sliced Pork WHITING FISH 12c 15c 19c 4 lbs 25c Tender Round or Luin.Jb.

pure pork STEAK PORK SAUSAGE SLICED BACON BOILED HAM tt lb 19( FRANKS or BOLOGNA 15c SLAB BACON box SWIFT'S 27c 15c 2 to 3 Ib. Ib. 4 A. LARGE LUSCIOUS CLUSTERS TOKAY GRAPES 3 14t KAXCY SOI.ln HEADS LETTUCE TENDER CRISP (ARROTS IDAHO YFU.OIV ONIONS 25t NEW IDAHO RL'SSL'T POTATOES .10" 19( HORMEL SPAM tin 25X IONA FAMII.T FLOUR 48: M.C9 IOXA JUNE PEAS GKTS HKKUI.TS! TALCO nitAM) Egg Mash TALCO IIRANI) Scratch Fd I $1.58 More than 7,000 lamllles look- tng for your Gazette ad today. (RISCO or SPRY 3 Riill KIIINKY OR LIMA BEANS WELCOME RURAL YOUTHS IF YOU CAK'T COME-PKONE 147 This ad gives you only a faint idea of how great the values really are at Bender Bros.

And the ones listed here are only a part of our great ar- You can depend on getting quality mer- the ray. chandise at lowest prices every day week! in Pt'RE RTCAIMED HGNEY FRKMII. TENDER. PAN ROLLS Doz. 5c SEW A FANCY SAUERKRAUT RED PITTEI1 CHERRIES No.

1(1 car! WIIITF.IIOUSK EVAP. Good HousckcrpiiiK Seal Admire Sophomores Hold An Outing aptdnl lo The Qnsclte: Admire, Oct. The sophomore class of the Admire Rural High school held a wiener roast in the timber by the bridge near the southwest corner of town Tuesday evening, after which they attended the picture show in Osage City. Mem- hers of the class arc Patty Smith, Wilma Kesslcr, Lena and Dena Huyett, Florene McDonald, LaMoyne Smith, Erin Spade and Eugene Yeager. Their guests were Marjorie Huyett, Virginia Robinson, Mildred Carey, Jeanettc Putnam, T.yle Scely and Gene Cox.

Their sponsor was R. E. Butler. Reading Y. W.

C. A. Officers To Madison Special to The GnZetlt: Reading. Oct. following representatives of the Reading Y.

W. C. A. attended the neighborhood meeting at Madison Tuesday afternoon and evening: Mrs. Nellie R.

Hyde, president: Mrs. Meddeth Cox, vice president; Miss Ida Margaret Hopkins, secretary: Mrs. Esther Steen, treasurer: Mrs. Pearle Hopkins and Miss Mildred Holmberg. Miss Louanna Stone, of 1 Wichita, one of the state spoke.

A potluck supper was served. School Election At Reading High dl.irlRl tr The Reading. Oct. McAnarney has been elected president of the Reading High school. Other officers elected Clinton Davies, vice-president; Dorothy Lee Barnett, secretary; John Bulkley, treasurer: James Marshall, business manager; Bonnie Williams and Betty Lea Jacobs, cheerleaders; Helen Briggs and Ben Price, song leaders; Dee Cropp, sergeant- at-arms.

Hold Wiener Roast cpecial to The Gazette: Reading, Oct. 5 The Reading High school sophomores held wiener roast on the Ben Price farm Tuesday evening. All members of the class, Mr. and Mrs. Gugler and Miss Geraldine Button were present.

Admire P. T. A. Meets October 10 Special To OMKU: Admire, Oct. 5 Tne executive committee of the Admire Parent- Teacher association met at the MIRACLE WHIP Salad Dressing Low Prices Throughout BEET SUGAR With purchase of Sl.OO other Groceries, not Including advertised Nationally Advertised Merchandise QUAKER OATS Quick or Regular ARMOUR'S MILK Stock Up Now 4 Four Free Deliveries 4.r.22t STAI.EVS Oil PENICK CRVSTAI.

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